Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC RREYITIES.

Herr Most will receive his sentence to-
| morrow.
The wool men will try and secure re-
vision of the tariff on wool.
Lord Lyons, whose serious illness was
announced recently, is dead.
A. E. Redstone is in Washington nre.
pared to contest Felton's seat.
Sullivan was hissed in London on Mon.
day night by gang of roughs.
No trouble is anticipated in the arrange
ment CT the Senate committees.
Two dealers in alleged counterfeit money
We're arrested in New York on Monday.
The Most Rev. John Power, the Catholic
! BISHOP OF Waterford and Lismoore is dead
General Vandever will introduce a bill
ior the protection of forest lands in Califor-
MIA.
Portland has prepared an elaborate pro
gramme OF exercises for the railroad cele-
| bration.
| Henry Morrison, foreman of the Sierra
Nevada mine at Virginia City, Nevada, was
found dead in drift
Hartington's address to his constituents
IS thought to indicate his entire severance
| from the Liberal party.
The Belfast Orangemen want the i'm
prlsoned Natonalists disqualified for hold
| ing seat in Parliament.
Dennis Mahobey is held by the Virginia
city, Nevada, authorities, while the death
OF his mistress is being investigated.
A third severe and probably fatal acci-
dent has occurred on the new bridge being
built across the Willamette at Portland.
DR.. Joseph Parker, who leaves for Eng.
land on Saturday, says in a letter to the
assistant Of Il.
he dId not come to America to be insulted.
The police are actively endeavoring to
arrest Gllhooly, Member of Parliament for
Cork, who has just taken refuge with Pyne
IN Llsfonn Castle, which is prepared to
defy the police.
The first number of the Pioneer, a weekly
paper published at Turlock, in Stanislaus
county, has made its appearance. 1t is a
tlye-column paper, neatly printed and ed
tied by i. w. Pierce
Emma Kay, alias Morton, who died in
New York recently, bequeathed $4,000 to
the Burnham Industrial School at Troy, n.
\. She was a leader of the demi-monde in
Troy. She owned q block of buildings
there. She gave up her fast life before her
DEATH
W. J. Wright, one of the train-robbers.
who was acting as brakeman on the train
WHeu MeSsenSer oInltn Killed two robbers,
has been arrested at El Paso by Deputy
United States Marshal Ross Wright is also
charged by Indictment at Tucson with be-
ing implicated in the Arizona train rob-
berry.
Leonidas Hamiline, of Fresse & Hami-
line, of Chicago, has dropped completely
from the sight of his relatives and friends
since November 2Sth. Hamiline is worth
100000, and as his affairs are in good con-
dition, it is believed that he has been foully
dealt with. He has a wife and four chill
dren.
Lord Mayor Sullivan, who was convicted
of publishing in his paper, The Nation ac-
counts of the proclaimed branches of the
National League and sentenced to two
months Imprisonment, has been removed
to Tullamore Jail, in order to prevent his
holding daily levees, as he was doing in
the jail at Dublin
The Democratic majority in the Los
Angeles election for Councilmen ranged
about GOO. Only two Republican Council
men were elected-Matthews in the First
and Linsabaugh in the Fifth ward. The
latter was also on the anti-saloon ticket
The Republican defeat is attributed to the
anti-saloon movement attracting MANY
formerly Republican voters.